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Stanhopeinae is a
subtribe of
plants in the
tribe Cymbidieae. The
subtribe in the
strict sense, have
viscidia and
stipes that are thin and strap-like,...
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Cymbidiinae Cyrtopodiinae Eriopsidinae Eulophiinae Maxillariinae Oncidiinae Stanhopeinae Vargasiellinae Zygopetalinae Taxonomy of the
Orchidaceae Szlachetko,...
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plants that grow
readily in cultivation. For
relatives of
Stanhopea see
Stanhopeinae and the
closely related sister subtribe Coeliopsidinae. Most Stanhopea...
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Acineta see
Stanhopeinae.
Aciopea (Acienta × Stanhopea)
Acinbreea (Acineta × Embreea) Günter
Gerlach 2001. "Die
Subtribus Stanhopeinae: 3.
Horichia bis...
- The
genus is
closely related to Cirrhaea. For
other relatives see also
Stanhopeinae & Coeliopsidinae.
According to Rod Rice in Infragen. Rev. Gen. Gongora...
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Louis Dressler;
Stanhopeinae Mesoamericanae I in Laneksteriana, 8:23-30. 2003. Gerlach, Günter; Dressler,
Robert L. (2003). "
Stanhopeinae Mesoamericanae...
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three members of this
subtribe have
traditionally been
lumped in with
Stanhopeinae, but
obvious morphological traits and new
molecular analysis by Whitten...
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prominent stipe.[citation needed]
Houlletia is
placed in the
subtribe Stanhopeinae. In 1999, E.
Luckel & H.
Fessel published the new
genus Jennyella "to...
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throughout their lives,
primarily from
orchids in the
subtribes Stanhopeinae and Catasetinae,
where all
species are
exclusively pollinated by euglossine...
- Cymbidium, Dendrobium, Dracula, Paphiopedilum, Phragmipedium, Pleione,
Stanhopeinae, Vanda, and Zygopetalinae. The
garden also
maintains an
external station...
